During my early teen years, I did not consider myself a leader. In fact, I was a timid boy, afraid to even stand up in class and recite a poem in front of my English teacher. During this time, I was unaware of my life’s purpose.
Being part of a Christian family, I was interested in attending church and other services. In one such instance, I committed my life to the Lord Jesus Christ, marking the beginning of a new spiritual life. Later, while attending a ministry training camp, I received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This experience set me free from timidity and helped me embrace the Father’s love and call.
I became involved in marketplace ministry during and after my undergraduate and graduate studies (BA, MA, MDiv). I worked with the Inter-Collegiate Prayer Fellowship for three years, ministering among the student community. Later, through Glorious Living Ministries—a ministry platform I launched with my wife, Ancy—the Good News was shared creatively with numerous young people in the educational sector, and many young leaders were also raised.
Subsequently, greater focus was placed on equipping leaders in the marketplace through individual coaching and small-group training programs. I witnessed the Spirit’s work among these leaders. There was a need to develop training programs that integrated Scripture and leadership, which motivated me to pursue doctoral research in this area at Oral Roberts University.
This story continues… To Jesus be all the glory!
